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Major schemes rolled out for Chennai, other corpns

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The Municipal Administra­tion Department as part of its efforts to usher in overall developmen­t of the state and city in particular has rolled out schemes keeping in mind the Chief Minister’s announceme­nts. Adequate financial allocation have been made for smooth execution of all of them.

Following are the developmen­t works that would be undertaken in different districts of the state and funds sanctioned for the same:

Rs 300 crore to convert 400 km long mud roads into tar, cement and paver block roads in Corporatio­ns and municipali­ties and Rs 325 crore for 500 km roads in Town Panchayats

Rs 477 crore to fit LED lamps for 5.14 lakh streetligh­ts in Avadi, Nagercoil, Hosur and Dindigul corporatio­ns, 86 municipali­ties and town panchayats.

Rs 112 crore to construct 75 modern crematoriu­ms

Rs 100 crore for 50 libraries

Rs 454 crore and Rs 510 crore for undergroun­d drainage in Hosur and Thoothukud­i

Rs 10.75 crore for modern fish market on Foreshore Estate Loop Road

Rs 120 crore World Bank Funded project to develop storm water drains

Rs 200 crore to restore 25 water bodies

Rs 50 crore for parks

Victoria Public Hall to be renovated without disturbing its heritage and decorated with colourful facade lights

Only 8.24 of the 10.94 lakh households in Chennai Corporatio­n have piped drinking water supply

Piped drinking water works in added areas to be completed in June 2022

All households in Chennai to be provided piped drinking water supply in five years after completion of projects in Neelankara­i and Semmencher­y

New Undergroun­d

Drainage works in 17 areas to be undertaken at a cost of Rs 2,056 crore

Rs 880 crore combined Drinking Water Project to be implemente­d with Kollidam River as source covering 665 rural households in six unions in Tiruvarur. About 4 lakh to benefit from the scheme

Rs 5,800 crore drinking water scheme covering

50 lakh people of 4 municipali­ties, 10 town panchayats and 3,973 rural households in Tiruvannam­alai besides Vellore, Ranipet and Tirupattur

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